Nytro Posted November 29, 2016 Report Posted November 29, 2016 Cosa Nostra Cosa Nostra is an open source software clustering toolkit with a focus on malware analysis. It can create phylogenetic trees of binary malware samples that are structurally similar. It was initially released during SyScan360 Shanghai (2016). Getting started Required 3rd party tools In order to use Cosa Nostra you will need the source code, of course, a 2.7 version of Python, as well as one of the following tools in order to perform code analysis: Pyew Written in Python, it supports analysis of PE, ELF, Bios and Boot files for x86 or x86_64. IDA Written in C++. It supports analysing a plethora of executable types that you probably never even heard about. Commercial product. Radare2 Written in pure C. Same as with IDA, with support for extremely rare CPUs and binary formats. Also, it's open source! Link: https://github.com/joxeankoret/cosa-nostra 2 Quote
